Yoté

Players alternate placing markers on empty points of the board, and any marker landing directly between two opposing markers in a line is captured and removed.

Once all markers are placed, players take turns moving a marker one step to an adjacent empty point.

A marker may also jump over an adjacent opposing marker into an empty point beyond it, capturing the jumped marker.

Multiple jumps may be chained together in one turn if further captures are available from the new position.

A player wins when the opponent is reduced to fewer than three markers or has no legal move remaining.